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"Territory Basiliensis nova descriptio". Copper etching by Peter Kaerius and ed. by Johann Janssonius, amsterdam, ca 1650. Original hand coloring. Basel is right in the center of this 3-country region. In the upper left is part of Alsass and northern Burgundy. In the northeast, enclosed by the Rhine river, is the Black Forest of Germany. The lower part of the map is Switzerland. The course of the rhine is from Waldshut in the east as far north as Breisach. Notice the topographical detail on this map.
"Territory Basiliensis nova descriptio". Copper etching by Peter Kaerius and ed. by Johann Janssonius, amsterdam, ca 1650. Original hand coloring. Basel is right in the center of this 3-country region. In the upper left is part of Alsass and northern Burgundy. In the northeast, enclosed by the Rhine river, is the Black Forest of Germany. The lower part of the map is Switzerland. The course of the rhine is from Waldshut in the east as far north as Breisach. Notice the topographical detail on this map.
"Territory Basiliensis nova descriptio". Copper etching by Peter Kaerius and ed. by Johann Janssonius, amsterdam, ca 1650. Original hand coloring. Basel is right in the center of this 3-country region. In the upper left is part of Alsass and northern Burgundy. In the northeast, enclosed by the Rhine river, is the Black Forest of Germany. The lower part of the map is Switzerland. The course of the rhine is from Waldshut in the east as far north as Breisach. Notice the topographical detail on this map.

Maps, Switzerland, Schweiz, Germany, France, Elsass, Basel, Breisach, Black Forest, river Rhine, Janssonius

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"Territory Basiliensis nova descriptio". Copper etching by Peter Kaerius and ed. by Johann Janssonius, Amsterdam, ca 1650. Original hand coloring.

Basel is right in the center of this 3-country region. In the upper left is part of Elsass and northern Burgundy. In the northeast, enclosed by the Rhine river, is the Black Forest of Germany. The lower part of the map is Switzerland. The course of the rhine is from Waldshut in the east as far north as Breisach. Notice the topographical detail on this map.

Original antique print 

Map has light toning and a small spot in left margin. Small repaired tears in upper and lower margins on centerfold. General condition is Almost Very Good.

37.7 x 48.8 cm (14.8 x 19.2 ")   interior design, wall decoration, ideas, idea, gift ideas, present, vintage, charming, special, decoration, home interior, living room design

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